Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameFrances Cordella “Fannie” BOZARTH 
Birth Date24 Feb 1828
Birth PlaceHoward County, Missouri
Death Date19 Sep 1888 Age: 60
Death PlaceMonroe County, Missouri
Burial PlaceShelbina, Shelby County, Missouri, Shelbina Cemetery
Spouses
Birth Date9 Mar 1828
Birth PlaceRandolph, Clay County, Missouri
Death Date2 Nov 1913 Age: 85
Death PlaceMacon, Macon County, Missouri
Burial PlaceBevier, Macon County, Missouri, East Oakwood Cemetery
OccupationConfederate Soldier
FatherNicholas Washburn TUTTLE (1797-1881)
MotherSarah Saloma “Sally” EPPERLY (1795-1870)
Family ID9044
Marr Date18 Nov 1853
Marr PlaceMissouri
ChildrenDavid Monroe (1872-1950)
Notes for Frances Cordella “Fannie” BOZARTH
Frances Cordelia Bozarth
Birth 24 Feb 1828 in Howard County, Missouri, USA
Death 19 Sep 1888 in Monroe County, Missouri
She is buried on the Bozarth Farm, south of Shelbina, MO.
Daughter of Joseph Bozarth and Permelia Gross
K. Wilham reports:
Huffman Tuttle purchased Block 7 Lot 8 in Shelbina Old cem 13 Sept 1888. This is next to the Bozarth block. I am thinking she might be in Shelbina Old Cem.
On Find A Grave.
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Birth 24 Feb 1828 in Howard County, Missouri, USA
Death 19 Sep 1888 in Monroe County, Missouri
She is buried on the Bozarth Farm, south of Shelbina, MO.
Daughter of Joseph Bozarth and Permelia Gross
K. Wilham reports:
Huffman Tuttle purchased Block 7 Lot 8 in Shelbina Old cem 13 Sept 1888. This is next to the Bozarth block. I am thinking she might be in Shelbina Old Cem.
On Find A Grave.
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Notes for Nicholas Huffman (Spouse 1)
Married 11/18/1853 to Frances Cordelia Bozarth (2/24/1828, died 9/19/1888 of psneumonia).
She is buried on the Bozarth Farm south of Shelbina, MO.
Nicholas was a confederate soldier in the Civil War; rode with Quantrill for a while and was with them at Lawrence, KS, but left them shortly afterward.
CSA. Family legend says he rode with Quantrill & was present at Lawrence, KS, but left the group shortly afterwards. He went to surrender after the war but was shot at so he grew a beard & never did surrender.
Per Death certificate he was buried in East Oakwood Cemetery at Bevier.
Gravesite Details
No marker. His grave is beside his son, David Monroe Tuttle.
On Find A Grave.
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She is buried on the Bozarth Farm south of Shelbina, MO.
Nicholas was a confederate soldier in the Civil War; rode with Quantrill for a while and was with them at Lawrence, KS, but left them shortly afterward.
CSA. Family legend says he rode with Quantrill & was present at Lawrence, KS, but left the group shortly afterwards. He went to surrender after the war but was shot at so he grew a beard & never did surrender.
Per Death certificate he was buried in East Oakwood Cemetery at Bevier.
Gravesite Details
No marker. His grave is beside his son, David Monroe Tuttle.
On Find A Grave.
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